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expreiising my great obligation toßear-Admiral Sit Samuel Kond, whose eye was every Where, and whose exertions were imremitted. I bare the honour to be, &c. IV. Couster: Hazy Weather rendering. the Cossack obscure, I detach the Gleaner with this Dispatch. • ERRA,TUIZ. —ln some boy, Copies of the Extraordinary Gazette. of this day, page 9t,.. col L a, lino it, for Major Willios, 81st Regiment, read Major Irilliamr, 81st lt egnnent Front the LakDOZ , GIIZEITEI fan. 24, 1809. " Whitehall, January tg, 180 R. The.Xing has' been graciously pleated, by wir rant under his Royal S,ignet and . Sign Manual, to give and grant unto William flenry Webley, Captaibin the Royal 'Navy, his Royal Licence and pertnicsipn that he may, in compliance with the da sire of his Majesty Gustavus Adolphus the Fourth, E,ing of . Swedett, accept and wear the .Rnsigns of limight of the Grand Cross of the . hrirld Military Order of ,th e Sword,conteira hint by the. said King, intestinfony of the sViise'..which his Swedish Majesty, entertains of the gallant contluCt of the b.iid Captdin William Henry Wehley, with his Majesty', Ship the Centaur', 'under his, coin. mind; in the engrtgereent with the Russian Fl , ,et itj the Gulf of Finland, on the 2tith day of August last And also to r ordor that this his Majesty's conces sion and declaration, together with the'relative do cuments, be registered in his College.a Arms. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. 4 , William Partington, of Manchester, money-scrivener. BANKRUPTS: folin Ttleker and Richard Rothwell, of Manchester, cotton. , manufatturers, to surrender lan, 30, 3 t,''and. &larch", at two, the Dog. , d favern; .Manchester. A ttorriie g T Mers. Thomas Redhead' and lirOtheiS, Nratiellester ; or Messrs. Millr,and Parry, Temple, London., jolin Greenwell, of Smith Shields,,Durba,4 :butcher, Feb. 1 .41, and March 7, at ten, a t th e OUldeit,Lion Inn, South btuelds. AttrirtiieS, Mr. Itanibridge, 56,1ith : Shields or &less's. Bell and Brodrick, CherPside; Lon don. James Wirmard, late of Ormskirk,:,ltijr,breiVei, 'Fob. 9, at six; to, and .March eleveni„,, Talbot,- Orals. kirk. Atternies, Mr. Illsek4loc*‘,..i., Mildred's.sourt,' Poultry, Loudon ; or MC32ta,.Wrightittici Palmer, kirk. Thomas Alachall, of Criggleston, Sandal:Magna; Yorkshire, butcher,' Feb. 22, 23,2nd March 7, at eleven, at the Wool ' packs Inn, Walteneht,• Attornies, Mr. Ilattyc, chart. cerp.latie, London; or &Ir.-Brook; w VVakefteld. • Jowl Gill barn, of Carnpridge Merchant, lair. 27,'3 I, and, .lari..ll 7, ;tricot, at the 131Ack hull Inn , .Cambrvlgei malt. -• stet. Atto•nies, !Vessrs. Cite, CumbritlKo ; ' or Mf ssrs. tion,Slirtlys and thirton, Curia -court, Fie,;t:Street, gun 104111 1./rOVii. or I:,tt 'iLorttign, , :hcesemonger, lan, 30, l'eb. 7, snit. March 7, at .tvr.e - , at Guildhall, At. trirney, Mr. Gre4ory, ClerneoValtith., Willrtnr • Ileektord, et the City Arms, London -street, Rat. clille Cross, Alirldlesea, Victualler; fart. •111, Feb, 4, arid 1 1 ,1,1r,i1i 7, at at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. 1. Liir . 'gni', Lower CtlApirtAti road, NeW.roart, - Sr. George'- East. lames ilunter;, ,IV hitehaven, Cumberland, mercer ari d draper, E, and :11:41;li 7, At eleven, at the Tube, ‘vitirenavet, Attmn,,.:, Mr. Adamson, %Vitra:haven; or Mr, Clenntdl, StaitlC.i. I no, Loorto,l, Thvid I)aviies, J.:arinitirrn, oninintget, Feb 6 , ,7, anti M i ir‘h 7, t.::011e11, 41: the hush Tlverit, •4,1117e t1iZ4, Mr. I mitts, LuotiOil; of Ale;krs. and Livett, Bristol. - - 011/iDENDS. 13n, 3r. I , seplt Sayer, of Upper North,plac; tine, mitt 1,,,3 letr ) vr, or . t'ttciAtiAd.st iv rit, 60 1 , u , Muttolvttex, cou: ti and h , trecat. , ttt.tki.3., .it ten, - at Gn hi. hail. • . . ' ' • Vol). i 5 folio Sharland, 'late of Coc ,gtlut.btrtcr., chafin g . City r, ;rlid•lle4r. li , rwil•Ura t r~r, at tem, at GaildhAil..". Frb.• iSI, Itobore Sltottist,Vootitt. of Ailstia-triar,,, London, Scriverter, ve, • at C Feb, 21. laincs Ward, of itendondsey, Surrey, brewer,' at' eleven, at C ttildriall, London. , fvft. 2. WilliAitt Goodwin, or King's A r ms St a i ra , and of try, ~ i iintan.rrietelianr, gr ten, pit S:t1i , l;llt . ,l1 . Feb- rg. ',Avis, of ItUntl- s itter, Middlesex, woollen. • draper ( at ton, at Garldhall l'str. 28, Thiiiiias Ira wden, of Reiltuth, Cornwall, draper, at ten at I.llndinl, 1%0.11 IS. Wit:rata ,end Matthew Close, of j..eedri, youkspire, (!ye , ,i, at (me, at King; and Wilrt3tit l lEttWartl.Kirig, Of . St. Coywnt ~iik-ittercvil, at twelve • ut e;raiThall: , F 1 i.•54. Y. iltara Traytier, "ferul-fn. street, St. lames's, tailyt,sl'l!.tti, at Feb. tb. Thoinas How Masterman, ilarekletsbury, Loudon, %Vat e'nod;; , l;:an, at 4foiCll, Ott V:ltiltilntll. l'eb• 14. lo,ilplr Oldham, of Melton, Suilialit, draper, at 4.:1t,i/en„ i t rho White Bart Wickligft Ntarket r hultolk. ' Feb. .14. Archibald Sinclair, of Castle.court llirchin.lane, mett;liant, at ten., at Cutltlnall. Fol. IC Hatay Nantet:, tat Warttiort; i ,:ottrt, Tittoginorton.. street, I.olt4ott, at tett, R at t.i111..„.. feb 14. Natli:nt Rust, uf utherfa;) ~fre.ppard, ii at Oxfordshire, Miller, at iivclvc, at (..talkniAlt, Lurr. ' dim. F t d ) . 17. tV illratn Parks, nt'. Derby, ~rial.merchant, at fie. vats, at the Arm:. Tavett,, Dety." • 4 ht)l4 lott,r Lii4obert Nattbe'w Eyie, an:i Inc.r driricit ft.llUrd, of St. elinrchryard,-London, ware ," hotisernair, at twelve, Toy 'an. (lorry Hart, of , ;14.it cot - Arti-strCitt, Atittate, Muldlotex, broker, at ht:c, at rtb. aa. fatties l' lanyan, of livcrigrol i titatitiet, at cleven, at the (.; Iota: Tavoro, Liverpool, Erb, 17, Henry Holly, of Liverpool, tailor, at eleven, ; at' tlyd t.;, lobe Tavern, Liverpool. ;rs • ' ' 1 CaR7 IFiCyITES. ' _ . EcIL '4 Petcr Nannet, or 13116t0i, haperdashcr. 14111 vs Cltaii‘:6 lirOolt.vr, lino of the Poultry, London, habcr thsher ;nut _slate iMporter, l osepl) Olithinn, or Melton, Suifhlki draper and grocer. oseilli Pickertog, of Frodsharn, Cheshire, coin.ttumhant. ages B.irber, of $113119W C ()tile e t tle.4 ( the Ai ilinfiCS, Loticrpni' corn-chandler, , William Wilson, of Snaksit.earOvalk; Shadwelt , Midaleieg, . merchant , -, . . peor g e 1 olinson, of 'Pon Tree.low, Nevi (hit, illaCkfriJrs." rout, Siirrcy, eAbinet.inaker. . • 10 4 .epli Ekins, or Oxitad.strect, IVliddlascx, .cheesernonger. • PeIRTIVERSIIIPS 151.4:10i:P'EU 4 ' R. D4Vit; grid CO, Davis's WhatE,','Scivnttorprk,'wharfirigers. 1, girlies and J. Harrison, Montillestpt, pitunbors and gla.. vers. ....... ,r, E . E vans and W. EvAns, WoOerltarnpton, iron-piste . work CrS. A, ;I jervil and Cp. birrningliam it4fss-fountlers,, lidli - iiiirl R. tr,yde, MunciivAlificotfon,spiliners. Fft:ndi and Co. I. rOsilc:Sel wood, - SyrileWetatii rci ClOalis4. W. ft Ictiltiftlki and Co. IVEllic..streo, seri:No:Awl. yorkibir e . connnvi,btos-cr... }wed, acatrui, awl Co; Pontefrati, Yorkshire, bankers, I..insdeltarid LB, Atleo, anti htinheld, St4a*CX, farmers 4ittigrazio2. loltion 051 K. 11, 13r4y, Jyaiv lloud.sireet o linen-du« pars. H, Lea and R. Cow Its, Crown , strot, 'Shoreditch, ifoll - aids V., acrid 1: l'vrther, tuy-11141sers, • • irvr 111:10k Stook, 4401 2 4 1 i 24L Navy per Cent 9 ,4 95 Irish 5 per Ceor. 4, 1 1 01 per (7cilf.,KPl- 6 Gi I per Cot. Con. PS I 4rtle j, Anp. 15 3. t6tl4 ft ft/, Y. India Stock, tvlia Bonds, gs. IBS. pry ros. sp. pr. 't)rimirim t r* r I in pearl! 3 per Cant. Dittb Ann. C 0,11%, tbr as,t Fe,IL ON.II-0 IV, WEDSZSDAY, JANUARY 25, 809. The Gazette Erliaordinary, .publiShed yesterday afternoon, so fully confirms ell the accounts which we previously geve of the glorious condua of our Arnie its elreir eetreet from Spin, that no remarks , are eeeessary on our pate While we have . too much reason to lament the less of many of our brave troops, we detive . no slight degree of comfort' fronetleeconsideraiion of the honour which theY haveconferrCS on their gauntry, in the eyes of all • • mankind,' tied from the impression which their he, •Tole epirit; ccol. determination, excellent discipline, lan inflexible steadiness, must have. made upon the . E ernye 'The 'Steep/emcee to this G azette , w hi c h . , was, i ll ptiblisbed last night, gives us the. farther satisfaftion el, knowing, by the.arcounl of Admiral Etebov ace', ellatevery.thing was dote te facilitate the ernbark4- non :of the Troeps ; end that it was fully effected. Never, *e may venture to say, has there been a. stronger evidence of invincible intrepidity then Om' TroOps displayed in the memorable Battle of CO. mune, and when we consider 'that they were op pesed to thrice their number ..-.. that the Etiemy were Unshed with viaery in every pert of Europe, and e carried a terror in their name, calculated to lee tiniidhte all but the natives of the British Ern-. pire, we have the pleasure of knowing that hie:: tory will record their vialery, among the brightest achievements of military prowess. ' We are sorry to observe, that a sense of national' pride at this, glorioqs triumph of our arms melee so ,great an interiority of force; 1135 net, been able. for e moment. to suspend the operetiene of party spirit. A Mettle' 'ins Paper, too apt -to indulge its spleen against Ministers on all occasions, veuts its gall elpon. them on this occasicsn, and in the bittereeae of its vexa tier) asks, " Willt' they will say in their defence, for having committed. do small 21 fpree in so unequal a contest!" •/ The answer to this questiou is 50 ObViOUS, ' thin: it must- • have occorred. to atty. persons but to those who are determined to And fault . with, Alinistere, right or wrong, The Govertenent did not send our Army to Spain to con- •1 tend hievely againet the whele.foree of France e tiiey sent it to co-Operqto with . tilt!, Bpqrdards, and li, from circumstances which the .British Ministers 'could not haye foreseen, and over which they kid no controul, the Spanish .force in the North of Spain w i re •defeated, oral almost anniliihried, surel&ehe , Government of this (ountry cannot be: ade refon-• sible for the. failure. Ministers, besides, sent the, most' ample supplies ofeeyery thing that Seale was dis poeed to accept and had required of us. '!'he , fault therefore ie net ,in Anniston li)r having fient too 81 1 / 4 11 s forte, and . the Opposition Paper ahews gross negli gence, or voluntary blindoess in, overieuk hie; the cow i deretionet hat if the Euglielt Array in Spain was siecili in compariseou with the. number of the Enemy, SVP had a tight to count upon the exertion of a vest po pulation, litruggling fur every thing dear to them as renation, against a powerful Invader, who tlit'eatCllCd !hop with the nest cruel end deperedine 'euee eee , The Three 4 Siliees, of firemen, Opt H AEsi ,, p , arrived:yesterday at Cowes, froth I 'hil4delphia, in not having been permitted to tape, in a car go. 'The Captain. states that the discontent:, in Arne ricq, on account of .the stagnation, of all eotntnerce, is daily %indreasing, and apprehensions are ,even en tertained that they will ultimately lead to a civil - war, if the Government persists in its determination keep up' the'Ernbargo. • Wit are happy to stag that great nurktbetti of the Transports, tv;th the Troops tioni have arrived in differtlit roll:, • of the Channel. Our Let ten.; from Falmouth, Plymouth, and Portsmouth, contain sonic interesting details uporl this soica. General Herk's acct untOf the Battle, pf Corunna is perspicrous , arlikomptebensive, and his tribute to t h e memory of, Sir Jontg MooKa is elegant, beautk. . lul, and in a high degree all:eating. • Ma.i . or PALM nit, of the loth (P r i nce ' s ) L i ght Dra gootis, .arrived with a diviiien of that regiment on 'Saturday,night, at Falmouth. This Gentlowan is the Member of Parliament (for 'lath) who so ably exerted himself last year; in favour of his. lather'‘ claims respc£Uitl. S IR jutiA M CA OR is well .known that this distinguishecreotnmatider was the son of Vv. IVtoott i n, the author of Zelltto, Travels,' and otliti. works. Sir Jotto was born at (. 3 ;asgol,v,•wh e r e his father practised as .a Physician. Or. Monett wp,s selected by the guardians of the late 01110 of itiotti.T9ta to travel with. that-Nobleman, . then a youth, on the ; Continent, and we believe the Gene— ral accompanied his lather, and' made the tour of gurope at a very early age. NAVA.L EWS. PLYMOUTH, JAN. 23.---Arrived thiS . MOrnitlrtiatt Barflenr, of 100 guns, Rear-Admiral Hoop; Tonnant, Bo guns, Rear-Admiral Da COUIICY, Pißory, of too guns, Implacable, Resolution, Norge, Eliza teth, and Zealous, of 74 guns each, Amazon, Uni. corn and Endrnion Frig ites, Mediator Store-ship, and Parthian Sloop of Wer , frorn corunna ; whence they. , sailed on Wednesday last, with -about • four 'hundred Sail of Transports under convoy; nearly 100 of the latter have arrived here in the course of the day, with . troops; the remainder are in the Channel, under convoy of four . Sail of the Line, and the greater part will probably nut yin here. The, troops are' 'greatly in want of necessaries. When the Fleet left • Corunna on Wednesday last, a , heavy cannonade was heard, •Whicli- was. sup posed to be the bombardment of Corunna by the . French, who, it is stated, had succeeded in setting the town on lire, but it is stated- that the Spa niards 'still held out, though it was understood that 30,.000 men' had reinforced So tn.T iuldrJuNoT'4 army after the • British had re-r tnbarked; The killed, wounded, and missing, of the British troops since they left England, are estimated* between seven and ei,ht thousand. Arrived ilia Scorpion and Raleigh Sloops of War on a crurze, Sailed the Illedusq, of 50 guns, for, Spain, and Plover SlooP of:W:1r to .the Westward. Arrived the Vrenclt Lugger'Privateer L 4 Clarissa` pierced for 16 guns, with 60 men, from St.'Ma. loes, pt u red — by: the indtfatigabk Frigate 1, also the French Schooner Gener4 Junot, laden with flour and other provisous, captured by the Raleigh Sloop of NVar. Arrived the Cap,t. C 9041: , (rain Newfound land, laden with fish, last from Corunna, whence tihe Aaile4 on Wednesday last with the Transports which are arrived here; thc,.. Master of: this Vessel Mates, that the french Troops were bearing down upon Corunna in all diredions, and that the inhabi tant;, had nearly all fled crow the , town. &it' DAVID BAtun is stated to be in a cry clapger *us state. ArriveA the William and Croharine; M.LEN,Cr.cijn Cork. . . COWES, JAN. 24.--. Arrived• the Three Sisters, of Bremen, Capt.. from, I, ) ,hild9)phia, in •ballast, not being permitted to take in a cargo, •.1'11t; :Master reports, that the shipping laid up are mime row!, and I .iiithout seamen and the country so dis. satisavgi s even to fear a civil Mar. Sbi (rota thence on the th of DecenthFr. PORTSMOUTH, JAN. :‘.—Arrived l e is Majesty's Ship Pilchard, with Dispatches frotn‘Spain ; Jane, JOIINE.ON ; Friendship, HUMBLE ; Ruby, Dixo N ; and the Trafalgar, SKIM, TransportS, from Uni- Iferon Bay, which place they left on the to'th inst. Ail with the loss of anchors and cables.' The following Transports are totally,lost at Qui beron Bay, viz, --the ,Eli:4abotlt, marked E,E. Mi nerva, L.K. atAd the 'iliztabelit, R.I. The Blizateth, No. t 19, was on ehor , t and reee,ivtul much datnage, but expeaed to be of (a; Ult., /lake of Clarente, w4ts on shore ta a ~reek with the tosiof an chors and cables ; the ROdary, 011(1 a `!'rerun. port, - D.L. had received much damage the,Goad Intent, D.C. and the lielbourn, NM. weeo much da maged, and parted company off the Isle of Wi g i,, t on the t? tst instant. Also arrived a Flt:a of Tramppcts from Spain iv:t h troops' : among them are the Jotte, Capt. LVAII,V, Doris, LAriß, Trident, Fowt,, tr,ady Cathcort, Attiriha s PATTMOIZE, Peace, KIRK, Friends, RUSSIML, Nimrod, --, Ann„l3,ct.r., Wit, ikon, MAINLAND, (7414c0t Oastle„ N 04.257 and 404. FA L.M0014 41. 2?.—Arrived the curter 4 Vas:ket, with Ala.ils liuut Jamaica. She L also brostight 5n0,000 4oll:tys. This Packet.harina pre.vions to the Duke of Kent Pagliet, she (if eows4 . ht . , ing3 no news. . . • Arriied last - evening the Gleaner Sloop of War, Of 14 guns, Limit, Gt,ol;t4,' froniCortuma, which aim left on the 18'th inst. at which time •the -whole of the Transports having on board the Ilritish:troclis bad sailed. The Embarkation 'was condueted extremely well, that not, 4single man was lost. The '4'ranaports, in nqintver, about -ion WOTO edll4•' -411aeri by seven Line-of-Battle Ships, General' Sire DArso BAlllD'had hi., arin aruptu-y1 tated close t o the should e r, .i t b e i ng out of: the: sacker. , %as excellent spiiits, „and had' given his dispatches to 'Major Gotinotqp,y,h9 cawe. the Glealie r , and went ofi •itntnediately on his arrival in a chaise and four fur Lon.lon., The Spaniards were defending , Corunna when the Gleimer; lett. "fire"anion Of iha Oth. instant s supposed to liave . cost us from 6to Elownleg. al* I3te gallant ".tit JOIN Monks, will) his friend Gtnew, LONDON, Printed by 'lleum H. nays, or No. 4. klinlttt.court, NW-street; anti pnblishert by WILLIAM Alisataita Sca u Snut At kim a i te rta the SuN-afr cv, No , 1 12 Strand; where:advoiisemenit, or,t e rt t a r the Futter, , I Merl for the . Et , &of:, &c, (nasty must be addre Guisve t..iguarci ssed. ......4,..,.., api A n i e r h s e . inosiagnos:tri.ohrastehaefursaalileytybeoern E u le n r d s e o r n t , he w grea ho i t s _i ll"; Cornet in the loth Dragoon s , a n d w h o was repo t i s o have been killed. •It appears however, that. though he was in great danger, "lie has esppit4,4 l. :i';'-' l) ll t ' a t t, s t , atetY jANt,t.-,..Twp capital conviOioos,lo,.. - ' the S •I Co i • Lira' . I talt,en place betore pros mrn MIMI at , iii. , :u, ' and the plain manifestation of their guilt dr.,41 dia'Wn upon* the unfo i tu nate cu l pr i ts the drettdl,o setitedoe.'Of the law. The Co urts, h ave been mo' since the opening of the coinnussion, and Ilia bl' adi ` gist rates Mll, o,en try by 'Their attendance, have tiosi o. . ed the impression whi c h the awfi}ladministra!i oo °` jostice by the'COurt, au d" t h e eble expositiun4.4llll,4 - law pronounced, by the Cnufsek, are calculakita W make upon the MiJidi of the People at largo, , . 11 .The following 'Nobl emen an d Gentlernen Dti' been admitted Privy Counsellors in Ireland :-.4 .1 1 c Right lion. the nit - o i nk rat l'iunioND, the tarli Qt.. e i .,, NcART y and 4 ,rNi...it. 1. (I'OA-masters•General)' atid the,. Eitrl ni. SumsisoN ; Lord , 1 - tr.l3 ay . ,NlO6O. T Mkt Coldttel Atq‘ilit.L (Militei •nilsitis-Geillrl)' Elie lion. Colonel Fosrun, Colonel- liAttitY, and Co' fond Vett EKER. ' • ' ' ' The:anniversary of Mr 7 £'ox's birth-day %cis C e ll' . prated yesterday at the Iltiti,h Tavern. ikVo it.f.t' Anotr,.E4ii. M. P. was i n t h e Chair. Lord'Easxll"; Mr. IaVNG, and a i few inure friends of the deceastw' attended.. A medal of Mt. Fox, by Mr. wi,pg , was submitted to the coinpauy, and pronounced a good specimen o f art , as ,Well' is an exact likearo of the original. • 1 On Friday Sir WILLIAM WY:TiN,P, -Dean of th e Arches Court of Canterbury, and Judge. of the PA' rogative Court resigned his situ:llion, Sir fol vi .I t A li t e eB e 'it in i Zt 's rta a n d t v s °ca ltua t tl ' ol ' 4 v s: s. intuwdi3tcli g N w i o c rn ito it t to , i1i(8.4 b.—The Court of Aldermen yesterday, niter examining the report s of t h e meal weiplers,.ordn i the.piiim, of. Brea& to be raised tootle stilling 3 "" 1 t.opelice . three farthings, and household to °u° ! shilling andene peony farthing. . , I Died, iiu Sunday hist,' at Chesteitield, CIIARL" K i til),El4, IV . in his . .74th year. He was distill . guished tlirOuh lite by . striet integrity and aaive bi r . , nevolence, and . his ilvath will be sincerely boleti:A . beyond. the circle of liiii•relarives and friends. : , r Coart ExeIIANGL, J A 1. 2.5.---Thid day's supPil ikof \\ is rather ckitiiilerahle,. and sales are .1 n. 44 ` 7 vily made at a'-declension in inico of about , 3 t per quartet ; ..etrleS, in Lirge supply, and, exceplot fine, is rather Cower ; . St i l t like w i,,t. ; tcums of eac' y . kind are in plenty and ch4aper ; there are also eon; siderable trinitities of Oat'S, *sales thereof ate' twrr e 7/ gatralienssitiingtuse,,raiPlet.xnparetitiLleri ti,: and Lire ~ i riviLA. : .: weear i 55.1 4 Bps a 90'4 - ird Tic 4 Ue3lls • ups-, nc i Pineuitto . 9xi a 94v u 4 (Las '•- 34$ 4 pis 1 14 1 $ 11 ye . . 58 9 A OAS Od Poißnd ditto 41$ a 44 4 : i Barle y - - 4zi a 48s Od l'PotatPC • - -s 4 4)) 4 " M4lt . . ''''' °_d n- brit furs a 02f. 41 ...ape - 421 a ill """ di- , White Pease .1.154 A rice od . ' trine Fleur - sus a oss / f4 l •cY Ow . sis a stis oil :4CC0603-' - . 75S a "" c ''' . 'leans . - -63 s a 7 4 s od ' - ,- • i .1 - 47 , MAILS. ARRIVZD-1 ramaica. bus- 7 Cuttenburgit. PRICE OF STOCKS ?RIX PAY A'r "rvveLVIA O'CLOCK. Console . 6s it 661 Omnium, - t dis. fig4NETRUTIIER, who died of fatlgile, were hgriel itkihe citadel at Corunna, five transports are trived Thicevening, and 'several othtrs, in the Offiog. . Primrose Sloop of War is lost on the Neasezile Rocks—all the Officers and crew drowned, except- I 'lug one boy.' Also a transport, having on bond bores, and about WO men of the latter them are about eight saved.. • i Sailed the Express Packet, Buta.ccs, with mails; alsingham ditto, itouAirrs, for America, with ditto, for Lisbon ; Princess Augusta, ST. AtlaYY, with ditto, for Jamaica. • DOVER, JAN. 24.—His Majesty's Sloop of War Beagle has sent in here a very tine Lugger Privateer, which she 'captured last night after a'alight,engage• meat. She has on board 40 men add 16 guns. SHEERNESS, JAN. 24.—Came out to the Great Nore His Majesty's Ship Spitfire, Capt. i.Lias, Yarmouth. NAL, 'JAN. 24. Arrived his Majesty's Ship TrampeNse, from a cruize. Sited the Britannia, C arnat i c , an d d idmirat Gardner East Indiamen, and several other outward' bound Vessels, atc. for Portsmouth. GIBRALTAR, Dna. 14. Yesterday -.morning early a Spanish Colonel ar• rived with dispatches fqr General Diu7rtMoND, from the Junta at Seville, which has now resumed its fun6tions, in consequence of the Supreme Board having left Aranjoez. The obje& of this Officer's miSsiott is, to request what supplies of arms can be spared from this .gat' rison, to arm the Patriots in Andalusia, who are dc termined to defend that province to the last extre mity. Their, greatest want is muskets, of which there are but few hi this garrison to spare. Mar: Man, from the age of ticteen to forty-fire, is (*el''' . ed Itojoin the army in. Andalusia and 'yesterday Proclamation was issued here, .ordering every SP" niard, capable -of bearing arms, to quit the gr:rriso.PA for the purpose of. joining the army. This morning Rear-Admiral , Puavzssailed for Ca diz in the e4l/at, where a British .Lane-of-BattleShill is thought 'necessary, on account of the great iiull►" ber of French prisoners continect p bgard in that harbour. Patette4 to the tio r th ult. arrived Yeii . erikv, of which the following are extracts p . camt , o.‘, Nov. i!G.-1:1)4 iath regiment balked on Tuesday Liu, on board the Simps o 7 l l St*, and All4on transports and sailed oo day, under co n v o y o f his Nlajesty's sluop Savagc , Captain Itiust4outo, to join the expeditipo in the' West Indies. DE C.. 3 His Majesty's sloop Jadial arrived Q ll Thursday from a cruize, and this day khe AP , O, frigate, from Halifax. the. 10.—On Saturday arrived three more ports, the Harnett, Ida, ; nod on et!' day they :,ailed tor' Barbadceo,, 4nder, convoy , of " AS:a/4. 'Ph ipho, 11). —,•;Admirnl Sir 'Joint Wiiiitzutbr lartivq4 this day front Halifax. T 1..4 1 SU N. 401.1/4 guts Welk.% 141404 AUDItAi ?